Majority
Vote
Vote noun - The right to formally express one's position or will in an election.
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Synonyms for Vote
Majority and vote are semantically related in decision or right to decide representation topic. Sometimes you can use "Majority" instead a noun "Vote".
How words are described
| good | good majority | good vote |
| female | female majority | female vote |
| direct | direct majority | direct vote |
| liberal | liberal majority | liberal vote |
| Other adjectives: single, bare, simple, popular, entire, black, democratic, new, overwhelming, Republican. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- Although it was later revealed that the League would have forgiven her immediately (they took a vote and majority was to overlook it) had said traitor not ran off anyway.
Source: Welcome Back, Traitor - Sadistic Choice: The characters must vote in the majority of the culprit, no matter why they killed, or all of them will be executed instead.
Source: Roleplay / Trustfell - Flat "What.": Harald, in response to Hugo, following a long silence, giving a vote in favor of asking for a pardon for Hans instead of the vote against it Harald had expected, which would have put the "no" votes in the majority.
Source: Fanfic / Frozen Hearts
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